SNP Plans Significant Staffing Cuts Amid Election Preparations
The Scottish National Party (SNP) proposes a reduction of more than one-third of its headquarters staff, from 26 to 16, as part of a plan to safeguard its financial future. This decision follows disappointing election results and a drop in party membership. The voluntary redundancy scheme aims to streamline operations in anticipation of the 2026 Holyrood election. SNP officials emphasized the need for a modern, efficient organization to win future elections and drive the independence agenda forward.